PLOTT Performers

Tickets Available for March Show!!

2012-01-29T00:02:00.003-05:00

Be forewarned, if you are not a psychic, the visions you see may cause more than sugar plums to dance in your head. Welcome to Madame Simone's parlor where strange things happen and the vibes are pulsating. There is a ghost of a chance that not all things are as they appear. Never take things at face value. Love is a battlefield!

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This is an original Interactive Dinner Theatre show written by Debbie Lawhorn. She has written other shows performed by P.L.O.T.T. Performers including: Going, Going, Gone; Til Death Do Us Part, and A Catered Affair.

Doors will open at 6:30 pm so you can relax, grab a drink, and listen to some live music. Salads will be served at 7:00pm. Show starts at 7:30pm.

$25 per person (NO online service fee). This includes show, drink, and full dinner WITH dessert!

Would you rather buy from a person instead of a website? If you would like to, you can pay us directly! Please call 201-PLOT (7568) and ask Debbie how!

Since this is a dinner, we have to turn in attendance numbers in advance. We CANNOT sell tickets at the door.

Salads will be served at 7pm. After Act I (30 minutes or so) you get your entree. After Act II (30 more minutes) you get dessert. Dessert will be right before the last Act.

If you have questions, please call 513-201-PLOT (7568). Please do not call A Touch of Elegance, as they cannot answer all of your questions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Is this an All you Can Eat buffet?
A. There will be plenty of food, but this is not a Golden Corral or Ryan's Steakhouse buffet. Please don't expect to have 40-50 items on the buffet. You will have a couple main dish choices, 3-4 side dishes, and a salad.

Q. Do we eat before the show, or after the show?
A. You will eat during the show. The salad will be served when the doors open. The entree will be served after the first act (20-30 minutes). Dessert will be served after Act II (another 20-30 minutes)

Q. How long will the show last?
A. That depends on the crowd, how fast you move through the buffet line, and how fast you eat. We like for everybody to enjoy their course during the break, and not during the show. It is hard to eat in the dark, and pay attention to the show. We expect everything to be 2 - 2 1/2 hours.Q. Is this show appropriate for children?
A. The show includes some innuendos and adult humor. It may not be appropriate for smaller children. If you have questions, feel free to call us at (513) 201-PLOT.

Q. Should I bring my red hat group?
A. P.L.O.T.T. Performers believes that you can have fun and laugh without being raunchy. It is difficult to give too many details without out giving away the plot. This show does include some adult humor and innuendos. This show would be appropriate for red hat ladies and anybody else wanting to have a fun evening!

Q. What if I have a question not listed here?
A. If you have a question, chances are somebody else does as well. Contact Andy @ andy@plottperformers.com and ask!

P.L.O.T.T. Announces Cast for March Show!

2012-01-29T00:00:00.005-05:00

We are very excited to announce the cast of Crystal Clear Death. We are very proud of the cast are are looking forward to an awsome show! Mark your calendars and prepare your family and friends. The show dates will be March 23, 24, 30, 31.

Welcome to Madam Simone's parlor where strange things happen and the vibes are pulsating. There is a ghost of a chance that you will forever change once you have entered her world! (Never take things at face value. You will surely be disappointed.)

Gladys Stone - Sharon Rose
Arthur Walker - Bob Owen
Detective Ralph Fisher - David Wenzel
Colt Cooper - Stephanie Carson
Palmer McDonald - Greg Smith
Simone Berry - Renee Maria
Director - Denise Knox
Producer - Andrew Seals

Meet P.L.O.T.T.

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Our company is based on the belief that our clients and audiences' needs are of the utmost importance. Our entire team is committed to meeting those needs. As a result, a high percentage of our business is from repeat clients and referrals. We would welcome the opportunity to earn your trust and deliver you the best performances in the industry. Everything that we present is original and written by our talented writers. We specialize in Dinner Theatre Performances. We also offer Private Party and Stage Performances in The Greater Cincinnati area.

Meet PLOTT

Renee Maria is a resident of Milford. Renee is the Co-Founder of PLOTT. Ms. Maria has been acting for 30 years. She is very commited to the arts. She has been involved in several independent films, appeared on T.V. commercials, dinner theatre productions, television series and stage plays. She has appeared in stage readings at the Aronoff and will be in a made for T.V. movie in the winter 0f 2010. She is married and is the mother of a slew of animals.

Debbie Lawhorn is the marketing Director/Writer and Co-Founder of PLOTT Performers
She has been married for 39 years, mother of two and the grandmother of twin granchildren. She is an animal and nature lover. Debbie is a published poet. She has written several Writers Guild of America original plays. Her original play "A Catered Affair" was presented at the Newlight Festival in the fall of 2008. She is a member of the Cincinnati Playwright Inniative. She has written her first movie, "Spiritual Vows." It was filmed in Cincinnati during the summer of 2010. Currently, Debbie is assembling a cast and crew for our new television series "Too Old". Debbie is responsible for setting up venues and marketing materials.

Denise Knox is the VP of PLOTT Performers. Denise is an actor, adult & children's director, musical coordinator and writer of original scores. She is the mother of two grown children. Denise has been involved with Theatre for many years both in Connecticut and Ohio. Denise is detailed oriented and focuses on the agendas at hand.

Andy Seals is PLOTT's treasurer, sound and lighting detailer and stage manager. He is married and residing in Milford. He is very versatile in stage preparation, lighting and sound techniques. Andy is the technology coordinator for a local school district.